Where can I find a good gravel road map of PA?

[bigW]

First five or six sites returned by search all suck.

Found some great roads going thru parts of Delaware State forest but not marked correctly on various websites.

Strava Route Builder has the right info but I can’t determine how to visualize it ( unless I randomly ‘test’ each road with a route over it )

 

[Steve Vai]

Gravel Maps is mostly right, but nothing is actually good because if someone posts a loop and that loop has paved roads, they show up as Gravel. Bedminster is a prime example.

 

[SSmtbr]

For PA specifically, I have used this site to identify sections of gravel I could use to route build with RWGPS or Strava with some great results: https://maps.psiee.psu.edu/preview/map.ashx?layer=111

 

[teabagger11]

Not a map but "coffee powered cyclist" on YouTube does a lot of great routes in NEPA

 

[qclabrat]

Whatever happened to njbikemaps, the guy also mapped out PA roads and noted when they are gravel. I used it at the dawn of the Internet and GPS.

 

[Steve Vai]

Whatever happened to njbikemaps, the guy also mapped out PA roads and noted when they are gravel. I used it at the dawn of the Internet and GPS.

I actually still have all of the Bedminster area printed out and taped together. That’s how we made the original loop out there.

 

[mtn]

The best thing you can do in DSF is just point your bike in a direction and go. If you see a gravel road, gated or not, just take it. You might do mile paved sections in between, but the next gravel road will be around the corner. Also hunting season coming, so keep that in mind. Hunters aren’t fond of those lycra wearing losers.

 

[bigW]

Gravel Maps is mostly right, but nothing is actually good because if someone posts a loop and that loop has paved roads, they show up as Gravel. Bedminster is a prime example.

 

[bigW]

I just looked at the roads I did this week and they are mostly wrong. Not ideal to just wing it with a multiday A->B-C. Back to the drawing board…

Thanks All